Both Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum spent Monday campaigning across Illinois in a final push before today's primary. more ›

Romney won six of the 10 primaries yesterday, but failed to wrap up enough delegates to make this drawn out campaign academic. Some political prognosticators predict he won't have the necessary 1,144 delegates to secure the nomination until May. This makes the March 20 Illinois primary—and its 54 delegates—take on slightly more important significance. more ›

As residents in Indiana, Ohio, and three other states begin the cleanup process from Friday's severe tornadoes that killed 39 people, some politicians and national figures aren't showing much in the way of compassion for those who are picking up the pieces. more ›

One of the real treats of this election cycle has been the series of fake candidate videos the Ron Paul campaign has created. With Mitt Romney set to win Florida handily and Newt Gingrich vowing to soldier on clear through to the convention, we can look forward to plenty more of these creepy impressions. more ›

The GOP presidential candidates took turns to call the president a complete failure and that no matter who grabs the reigns for Republicans in 2012, they'll will make Obama a “one term president.” more ›

We know it's everywhere, but we can't not include it--it's the awesomest link of the day! Your Star Wars Guide to the Presidential Candidates. We also love "Obi-Ron Paul-obi." But maybe you prefer candidates as video game systems. [via] more ›

Get pumped, paleoconservatives and libertarians — Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul will be in town tomorrow for a support rally. As a presidential candidate, Paul has gained a small but dedicated following, campaigning on a more defensive military role, a reduction in forces around the world, and the elimination of government-funded social programs. While his candidacy has inspired the short-lived (and only kind-of funny) lolrons, it has also inspired this much funnier website. If you'd... more ›

Yesterday we gave you a preview of who might be running for president in the Democratic camp. Today we turn our focus to the right, looking at the Republican side of the primaries. Since Dick Cheney isn't going to seek the presidency this time around, the field is wide open for any Republican to join the fray, hoping that his agenda is the one that will resonate most with conservative voters. And not unlike the... more ›